What did you do to your Cherokee today?
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Yup in my build thread
https://www.cherokeeforum.com/f88/ze...-build-143298/
Yea it's a nates bumper but I modified it.
https://www.cherokeeforum.com/f88/ze...-build-143298/
Yea it's a nates bumper but I modified it.
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Yup in my build thread
https://www.cherokeeforum.com/f88/ze...-build-143298/
Yea it's a nates bumper but I modified it.
https://www.cherokeeforum.com/f88/ze...-build-143298/
Yea it's a nates bumper but I modified it.
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Well, the fuel pump replacement on the Farm Jeep is kinda stalled:
Looks like orange algae. I thought that stuff only grew in diesel... YUCK! That gas has been in there roughly four years... maybe five. For all the junk around here I can't find my little squeezy siphon thing to drain all that crud. (Didn't drop the tank - instead I put a giant hole in the floor, as is my modus operandi.)
Oh well. The battery I was going to use it toast, anyway. I think a trip to town is in order.
Looks like orange algae. I thought that stuff only grew in diesel... YUCK! That gas has been in there roughly four years... maybe five. For all the junk around here I can't find my little squeezy siphon thing to drain all that crud. (Didn't drop the tank - instead I put a giant hole in the floor, as is my modus operandi.)
Oh well. The battery I was going to use it toast, anyway. I think a trip to town is in order.
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Well, the fuel pump replacement on the Farm Jeep is kinda stalled:
Attachment 294035
Looks like orange algae. I thought that stuff only grew in diesel... YUCK! That gas has been in there roughly four years... maybe five. For all the junk around here I can't find my little squeezy siphon thing to drain all that crud. (Didn't drop the tank - instead I put a giant hole in the floor, as is my modus operandi.)
Oh well. The battery I was going to use it toast, anyway. I think a trip to town is in order.
Attachment 294035
Looks like orange algae. I thought that stuff only grew in diesel... YUCK! That gas has been in there roughly four years... maybe five. For all the junk around here I can't find my little squeezy siphon thing to drain all that crud. (Didn't drop the tank - instead I put a giant hole in the floor, as is my modus operandi.)
Oh well. The battery I was going to use it toast, anyway. I think a trip to town is in order.
Ran fine started off of a bump of the starter, now it just cranks forever with no indication of fire, I have since replaced the coil and the spark plugs btw it's an- inline 6 - and it still will not start. Any suggestions?
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Year: 1999
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Oh I'm familiar with that part, a few months ago I worked on this generator I inherited that was sitting since 1999. Inside the carb was all green and quite nauseating. I was an idiot when I removed the bowl screw so got some on my fingers, took most of a week to get rid of that ****!
I have this same body style jeep and it has been very good to me as I have been to it. It just stopped on me the other day and I cannot figure it out? Ran fine started off of a bump of the starter, now it just cranks forever with no indication of fire, I have since replaced the coil and the spark plugs btw it's an- inline 6 - and it still will not start. Any suggestions?
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R04F...ature=youtu.be, the New reverse lights when I actually need them.
No, I don't lick fish.
Halfway done fuel pump swap. Got old one out of the Green Jeep, who I've decided is toast. He will be parted out and probably turned into a coop for something.
BTW, if you cut the floor to get at the pump, excercise a little caution and don't cut the gas tank like I did. Lol
BTW, if you cut the floor to get at the pump, excercise a little caution and don't cut the gas tank like I did. Lol
Well, the fuel pump replacement on the Farm Jeep is kinda stalled:
Looks like orange algae. I thought that stuff only grew in diesel... YUCK! That gas has been in there roughly four years... maybe five. For all the junk around here I can't find my little squeezy siphon thing to drain all that crud. (Didn't drop the tank - instead I put a giant hole in the floor, as is my modus operandi.)
Oh well. The battery I was going to use it toast, anyway. I think a trip to town is in order.
Looks like orange algae. I thought that stuff only grew in diesel... YUCK! That gas has been in there roughly four years... maybe five. For all the junk around here I can't find my little squeezy siphon thing to drain all that crud. (Didn't drop the tank - instead I put a giant hole in the floor, as is my modus operandi.)
Oh well. The battery I was going to use it toast, anyway. I think a trip to town is in order.
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Year: 1992
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Now that I got the o2 sensor situation settled, took the kids and hit a few of our favorite hill climbs out by Medina to see how she'd do on the 31s. Could definitely feel the extra oomph, engine was a lot happier. And the slight loss of ground clearance didn't really seem to bother her at all, she hit the top of each one just fine.